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Hualien, Taiwan is situated on the breathtaking east coast of Taiwan, and offers stunning views of the Stalatic Mountain Range and Pacific Ocean. Here, visitors will be able to explore a unique coastline, rugged and tropical terrain, and experience the vibrant culture of the indigenous Amis people.

Amongst the many activities to do in and around Hualien, tourists can hike and ride horses up the Yushan National Park, enjoy ocean fronts and lush natural scenery in Taroko Gorge National Park, visit scenic beaches and rivers, and explore temples, caves, and waterfalls. Seafood lovers can partake in local delicacies such as lobster, squid, and the King of the Seaweed (Jin Zong). Hualien City is one of Taiwan's bigger cities and offers a wide range of shopping and eating opportunities, such as night markets serving up hot street food and traditional Taiwanese delicacies. Visitors can also explore the city's history in the indigenous Polynesian culture museum, as well as its contemporary art at the Hualien County Cultural Center. Undoubtedly, the awe-inspiring beauty of the area is an essential part of Hualien's appeal. With particular photo opportunities in the glittering if sometimes foggy ocean, wild rivers from the majestic Taroko Gorge, the traditional Tyalan culture, and magical Mt. Yu, Hualien is a fantastic destination for travelers and photographers alike.